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Welland, Ontario, Canada has joined the LED City program, an international community of government and industry parties initiated by LED maker Cree Inc of Durham, NC, USA to evaluate, deploy and promote LED lighting for municipal infrastructure. Welland has converted many of its lighting applications to LEDs, including streetlights and traffic signals, and has also amended its municipal standards to facilitate LED lighting for all future streetlight installations.
Welland has already installed 50 LED streetlights along Fitch Street and is formalizing plans for the installation of 50 additional street and pedestrian lights. It is estimated that by retrofitting all its streetlights with LEDs the city could save $253,980 per year.
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Visit: www.cree.com
Visit: www.ledcity.org